Konrad ADENAUER, Alcide de GASPERI, Robert SCHUMAN, Dirk STIKKER, Joseph BECH

Meeting: Konrad ADENAUER, Alcide de GASPERI, Robert SCHUMAN, Dirk STIKKER and Joseph BECH

Robert SCHUMAN, Alcide de GASPERI, Dirk STIKKER, Paul VAN ZEELAND, Konrad ADENAUER, Joseph BECH

Portrait of Robert SCHUMAN, Alcide de GASPERI, Dirk STIKKER, Paul VAN ZEELAND, Konrad ADENAUER and Joseph BECH

Signing of the Euratom and the Common Market agreements - Treaty of Rome - in the city hall of Rome, Italy, March 25, 1957.

Arrival of Luxembourg Prime and Foreign Affairs Minister Joseph BECH (C) and Belgian Foreign Affairs Minister and President of the Intergovernmental Conference on the Common Market and Euratom Paul-Henri SPAAK (L) for the signing of the Euratom and the Common Market agreements - Treaty of Rome - in the city hall of Rome.

Arrival at the Capitol of Luxembourg Prime and Foreign Affairs Minister Joseph BECH (C) and Belgian Foreign Affairs Minister and President of the Intergovernmental Conference on the Common Market and Euratom Paul-Henri SPAAK (L) for the signing of the Euratom and the Common Market agreements - Treaty of Rome - in the city hall of Rome.

Robert SCHUMAN, Alcide de GASPERI, Dirk STIKKER, Paul van ZEELAND, Konrad ADENAUER, Joseph BECH

(From L to R) Robert SCHUMAN, Alcide de GASPERI, Dirk STIKKER, Paul van ZEELAND, Konrad ADENAUER and Joseph BECH meet in Strasbourg, France, December 12, 1951.

Antonio Segni and Konrad Adenauer, left to right, in the middle, joining hands following the signing of the Treaties, surrounded by other signatories and delegations members - Gaetano Martino, Attilio Cattani, Italian Permanent Representative to the EEC, and Joseph Bech, amongst others (from left to right). Right front stands Joseph Bech, Foreign Minister of Luxembourg. Behind Adenauer and Segni and Adenauer is Corrado Baldino, Protocol Chief of the Presidency of the Italian Republic. (AP Photo/Str)

Rome Treaty Signature 1957

Signing of the Euratom and the European Common Market agreements  - Treaty of Rome - in the city hall of Rome, Italy, March 25, 1957.

Paul Henri SPAAK, Baron SNOY, Christian PINEAU, Maurice FAURE, Konrad ADENAUER, Walter HALLSTEIN, Antonio SEGNI, Gaetano MARTINO, Joseph Bech, Albert SCHAUS, Joseph LUNS and Hans LINTHORST HOMAN

Belgium's Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak, left, and Luxembourg's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Joseph Bech, with hat, walk from their plane at Ciampino Airport, Rome, March 24, 1957, on their arrival for the completion of the Euratom and Common Market pacts. (AP Photo)

Rome Treaty Signature  ceremony - March 1957

Paul Henry SPAAK, Walter HALLSTEIN, Joseph BECH, Gaetano MARTINO

Foreign ministers meeting in venice in may 1956

Foreign Ministers meeting in Venice in May 1956 about CEE and EURATOM - Gaetano MARTINO, Joseph BECH, Walter HALLSTEIN and Paul-Henri SPAAK

Foreign Ministers meeting in Venice in May 1956

Foreign Ministers meeting in Venice in May 1956 - Gaetano MARTINO, Joseph BECH, Walter HALLSTEIN and Paul-Henri SPAAK

On 1, 2 and 3 June 1955, the Foreign Ministers of the six Member States of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) meet in Messina to discuss the conditions for a revival of the European integration process. Joseph Bech, Luxembourg Foreign Minister, Walter Hallstein, German Foreign Minister, and Paul Henri-Spaak gather on the terrace of San Domenico Hotel in Taormina.

Messina Conference in June 1955

Meeting of the six member states of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) in the Messina Conference, from 1 to 3 June 1955 - Jan Willem BEYEN (NL), Gaetano MARTINO (IT), Joseph BECH (LU), Antoine PINAY (FR), Walter HALLSTEIN (DE) and Paul-Henri SPAAK (BE)

Ministers of 6 European Coal and Steel Company (ECSC - CECA) member countries meeting - Robert SCHUMAN (France), Alcide De GASPERI (Italy), Dirk STIKKER (Netherlands), Paul VAN ZEELAND (Belgium) Konrad ADENAUER (Federal Chancellor, Germany) and Joseph BECH (Luxembourg).

Ministers ECSC - CECA

This memoclip illustrates the main treaties (from Paris to Lisbon) and their consequences on the European Parliament

Memoclip: The treaties

This Memoclip illustrates the new institutions after the signature of the Treaty of Rome: Commission, Council, European Parliament, Court of Justice, European Investment Bank and Euratom.

Memoclip : Treaty of Rome – The new Institutions (mute)

This memoclip illustrates the signature of the Rome Treaties on 25 March 1957 in the Capitoline Hill in Rome, Italy. The first treaty creates the European Economic Community (EEC); and the second, the European Atomic Energy Community (EAEC or Euratom). © The Associated Press. The material is offered for the purpose of providing information and/or education on the European Union until 13/02/2022. The assignment to a third part is not allowed. For any other uses contact AP – www.aparchives.com See shotlist for further information.

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